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An MIT Alumni Association Publication slice Topics Research Alumni Life Campus Culture Video Podcast About Keywords Sort by RelevanceDate Research Alumni Life Campus Culture Video Podcast About Today's Slice Unscaled: Alumni Books Podcast Joe McGonegal Slice of MIT Authors Books Slice of MIT Snapshots from #TechReunions Grad Life: From Neurons to Language Graduates: Lessons from MIT Alumni A Brief History of Commencement Speakers at MIT The Biggest MIT Alumni Party of the Year: Looking back at Reunions 2018 Jun 15, 2018 Julie Barr Slice of MIT Campus Culture Remember When... Tech Reunions Microsoft’s Former Philanthropy Head Now Leads Social Impact Accelerator Jun 14, 2018 Liz Karagianis Slice of MIT Entrepreneurship Public Service MIT Alumni Top Boston Magazine’s Most Influential List Jun 13, 2018 Elisabeth O'Donnell Slice of MIT Alumni Life In the News
An MIT Alumni Association Publication slice Topics Research Alumni Life Campus Culture Video Podcast About Keywords Sort by RelevanceDate Research Alumni Life Campus Culture Video Podcast About
The Biggest MIT Alumni Party of the Year: Looking back at Reunions 2018 Jun 15, 2018 Julie Barr Slice of MIT Campus Culture Remember When... Tech Reunions
Microsoft’s Former Philanthropy Head Now Leads Social Impact Accelerator Jun 14, 2018 Liz Karagianis Slice of MIT Entrepreneurship Public Service
MIT Alumni Top Boston Magazine’s Most Influential List Jun 13, 2018 Elisabeth O'Donnell Slice of MIT Alumni Life In the News
Can We Make Robots That Experience Emotions? We can create robots that look like they have feelings, says Professor Rosalind Picard SM '86, SCD '91. The thing is—we’re talking appearances, not reality. Jun 4, 2018 Meg Murphy, School of Engineering slice.mit.edu
Meet Tega, the New Robot in School The child-friendly robot Tega is the product of extensive research on child-robot interaction and educational best practices. May 18, 2018 slice.mit.edu
From Startup to $12B: 7 Lessons from Dropbox Read Dropbox CEO Drew Houston’s advice for starting and scaling a company May 14, 2018 Brian Eastwood, MIT Sloan slice.mit.edu
Physicist Who Saw the Hindenburg Fly Now Works with the Age Lab A physics alum, Lew Aronin ’40, volunteers for the MIT Age Lab to work on age-friendly design, caregiving, and use of technology. May 8, 2018 Nancye Mims slice.mit.edu
Grad Life: From Neurons to Language Anna Ivanova discuses the joys and sorrows of interdisciplinary research. Jun 11, 2018 Anna Ivanova, brain and cognitive sciences slice.mit.edu
Grad Life: To Stay in Academia or Not, That is the Question Should I stay in academia or not after I graduate? Richard Zhang, graduate student, contemplates this question. May 22, 2018 Richard Zhang, Mathematics slice.mit.edu
